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Father's share in grandmother's property after her death


05-Dec-2023 (In Family Law)
My father from the beginning is a lavishing man and no where has worked properly and has misused money for his lavish style of living wherever he has worked and when tightened for return of money does another roll call and by this has no work ,no bank balance ,voluntary retired.Now he is asking to sell grandmothers property share of my late mother and wants his share .By mischief he has made his entry in property details after my mothers death.should we agree for his lavish spending of money,already he is 75+
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Answer #1
678 votes
He has no right to insisting to sell the property. I suggest rest of of r any one you file a frivolous suit , like an injunction making him also a party so that the property will not be sold till that case is disposed or withdrawn.
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Answer #2
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Sorry to tell you that if you not give the proper information about your family pedigeri i am unable to explaine regarding assets . so another think is that if your father have right on assets you cant stop him. Now he is 70+ now he is special person to law (sr citizens) so if you reply about he don't have any right in property then i can help you.
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